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Risk Category Standard for Product Quality

by Murray Taylor, from the Community

Use this Risk Category Standard to manage product quality across manufacturing and service processes. Define roles for risk owner, control owner, executers, and task executers; verify competencies and appointments; perform quality risk assessments; meet OTIF requirements; set critical control points; measure and analyze quality; maintain and calibrate equipment per international standards; ensure material traceability; minimize rework and waste; meet permits and legislation; align with sales on customer needs; maintain SLAs and documentation; and be prepared for isolation, rework, or recalls for nonconforming products.

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Risk Category Standard: High Risk Equipment
This high risk equipment standard outlines responsibilities for risk, control and task owners, required competencies and appointments, and core risk management requirements. It covers moving vehicles, fixed rotating equipment, hand and portable tools, pressurized systems, and lifting activities. Guidance includes maintenance planning, pre-start checks, emergency shutdown use, safety interlocks, equipment guarding, positive isolation and lockout tagout, load stability, and restricted lifting zones. Use this template to assess controls, document inspections, and ensure compliance with site and in-country regulations.
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Working with Electricity Risk Category Standard
Use this risk category standard to control hazards when working with electricity. The template covers roles and competencies, formal appointments, risk assessments such as IBRA and PTRA, standard operating procedure training, and permit to work requirements. It details earthing and grounding practices, approved testing devices, and verification by competent personnel. Follow positive isolation and lock out tag out steps, keep records, and test for zero energy. Safety interlocks must meet legal requirements and never be bypassed. Guidance also covers selecting insulated tools, calibrating test equipment, and ensuring correct voltage ratings.
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Risk Category Standard for Working in Confined Spaces
Use this risk category standard to plan and control safe work in confined spaces. It defines risk roles and competencies, permit to work requirements, positive isolation and lockout tag out, cleaning and purging, ventilation setup, and continuous atmospheric testing with calibrated gas detectors and safe oxygen limits. It outlines full time standby person duties, communication and entry logging, and clear emergency response and rescue planning. Reference related standards for working at heights and high risk machinery, adapt the checklist to your site, and keep records for compliance and audits.
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Risk Category Standard - Product Transportation
This Risk Category Standard provides a structured approach to managing risks in product transportation. It outlines roles and competencies for risk owners and executors, appointment requirements, and core risk management practices. Key guidance includes journey management planning with route risk assessments, driver competency and fitness, adherence to road laws and fatigue guidelines, and compliance for dangerous goods. It emphasizes vehicle roadworthiness through statutory inspections, scheduled maintenance, and pre-trip checks. Safe handling and load security practices cover packing to standards, proper strapping, and controlled loading/offloading with barricades, spotters, and visibility protocols. Documentation such as the Transport Emergency Card and Safety Data Sheets must accompany loads, and emergency response procedures should be understood and followed throughout the journey.
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Risk Category Standard for Product Quality

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